Tell Me The Stories Of Jesus: Unpacking The Parables

This book addresses thirty-four of the Parables Jesus taught. The Parables are showcased within the context and culture of the diverse peoples of Jesus' time. The lessons taught are timeless, appropriate for all people groups and cultures of every century because they address common attributes of all mankind and the eternal attributes of the Godhead, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Delving into the teachings of Jesus allows the reader insight into the wisdom he displayed, his understanding of human nature, his love for humanity, and his omniscient grasp of the workings of the enemy of our soul. The Parables demand critical thinking on the part of the readers as they assess their own lives and motivations in the light of Jesus' expectations. Carol P. Ramsay is Professor Emerita from Lake Erie College, OH. She previously was a professor at Grove City College, PA, Principal of the Youngstown Christian Schools, and teacher in the Youngstown Public Schools. In over five decades of dedicated service in education she has experienced a plethora of new educational theories and practices. She is dedicating her retirement to exploring the greatest teacher who ever lived, Jesus Christ. Carol received her B.S. in Education degree at Youngstown State University, her MA at Westminster College, and her Ed.D. from The University of Akron. She has completed professional development work at Grace Theological Seminary. Dr. Ramsay and her husband, Keith, have been married 55 years and currently live in Perry, OH. They have two sons, Tom and Jeremy, and three grandchildren, Savanna, Zachary, and Nathan. Beyond spending time with her family, Dr. Ramsay enjoys Bible Study, Reading, Piano, the old hymns of the church and doing lunch with friends. Website: https: //www.amazon.com/They-Called-Teacher-Carol-Ramsay/dp/1632215691

Author: Carol P Ramsay

Publisher: Xulon Press

Publication Date: October 09, 2021

Number of Pages: 302 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1662828403

ISBN-13: 9781662828409